New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-09

aroundin 10 Thirty fOuth-s Win tnelr
prisoner aud took him To tho Ililty-hUist station,
where ho was locked up in default OF sl'oOo bail
| GEORGE SAYS THIS Is HIS BULL RUN
i A PLUCKY SPEECH FROM THE LABOR LEADER
| WATCHING THE FIGURES.
| The bcadouartcr, Of the state Committee OF tho
United Iabor party were lively yereriay they
had been In the campaign, because no arrangements
had been male the receipt OF reports fom the state
al webster Hall sun thcO were many callers, and
secretary had opportunity 10 test tho feeling Of
many member, Of hi, party tho situation 1t de-
vciopcd John McAlachn wa IN early In the day aud
talked In a hop ful vein before his departure for tho
| County Committees headquarters. Judge Mcguire
dropped n TO chat and express guOd wishes before
setting out for san Francisco. d. McGlynn arrived
late IN the day and pcn an hour or more IN conyersa
ton with one or Two friends.
There was an air Of chccrulncss about the hcadquar
cr-, aud much pleasure Wa oppressed over reports
from yalou, pari, Of the state which found NOR
way thlihor hOut special vhc Dspaichr" ~
an encouraging natur" wore received nom Npahy'
B.nghamton, Troy, NcwburG oohoes schenectady
| Owcgn and other place
The United Labor party ycs'eriay trasstsrred the
BROADWAY 10 Webster Hall Here John McMlckin Pro-
lessor lark j. T. Archibald and tho other leaders oI
nro early 10 the d., to look tho
Interests Of the party There >csa.d to DO general
Iecns OF confidence on ne Rt vc OF a ,n f.r
a. can ascertain hc Is running ahead Of nj, tckst
Professor clark made similar Iep.ri but ASneT g.
well as he expected 10 he IN some districts
MIR. GRORGE ENCOURAGES HIS FOLLOWERS.
About p. III. Henry George md Louis I. Post
entered tho hall and more cheerful feeling was mani
tested. Mr. George stepped 10 the front amid great
cheering. and said:
FRiKNDs AND cnIzESs: Last might went home after
midn,ht believing that VIC would poll In New York tity
ns no" e 81 ' oSr eser and max. L.n. F. Pos. District
orney. could not help thinkln: win h'att'" 10y ol
and from tn. Bottom of my her. hert , thanked e.
600 T"Ss1. hsv. sota not more ,ha a 5000
votes. AID tonight from tho bottom OF my heart
To nj glt from the A.or House l have seen crowds
looking at tho bulletins. on which a tremendous
victory was recorded without ehser ~
i now, Of III, baltic of Eni Enn cams when
saw crowd, silently LOOKING at the bulletins, There was
Boil Run. Applause Every one knows mat had mo
under the American naS human flesh and blood would
have been bought aud sold II was tue beginning OF
events that eliminated In me nl'sr destruction Of 'v
cry. believe will yet look back TO this
occasion Of defeat aud ,-, s% that D to II
Sow W. will 60 forwsid without IN. weak oa.& A
voice. You have fISd Ssrn LII, va 300
men can't he bought "A voice. I've seon votes
today but there remain 0OO who can't he bought
Tnrsi=hoat the state We nave .own seed taat viii
| way, satisfied when have doae what could.
Now from I'M. moment let the noT osnPass oStin
pure and usselnsh IDEAL the citAons might vol despair
| OF the Republic
rick H. Doody Abner c. Thomas. Samuel wniIsms OF
| Indiana; Thomas r. Fora and others IL stated
that ono OF tho workers for George In the XVIII
Assembly District had refused bride OF $40 To induce
| him 10 work for the Democrats
JUSTICE POWER PROUD OF HIS WORK.
READING RETURNS FAVORABLE TO FELLOWS AT
COOPER UNION-CLAIMING EVERYTHING.
Maurice J. Power. Richard 4. Cunningham William
Mitchell. Senators James Daly aud Thomas c. Durham
Colonel John Tracey and others OF the County Democracy
leaders headquarters In tho Cooper Union at
intervals during the day. Justice Power issued orders
to his lieutenants from time to time. Conflicting reports
were received all the afternoon II was asserted at
time that Colonel Fellows being badly cnt In tho
election districts in that part Of the city lying between
| Third and Eighth and north OF BlescksrsL
expect that will be the In that locality. said
Mr. Power In Harlem especially II was declared that
Colonel Fellows running much behind the rest Of
the Democratic County ticket When tho report,
In Tho Labor was falling oil materially In some
the heavy Democratic Assembly districts good deal
Of cxultatsn was ndulged IT, 1t was felt that this
would materially help the Democratic state and County
| tickets.
1t was melancholy a,emblage OF Democrats who
tired MI Cooper Union Hall last night IN response
I" announcements that tho County democracy would
izItion effected and Emanuel H. Hart 10y silent
sent was made chdirntn EK'enii"r i. - J." Eccleshs
kept the platform 10 read the dispatches that tho
telegraph operatsr wrste out so iar as ney were IA
vorable u III Democratic side few heardiess BOYS.
I
10 cOnyyal surroundings. sat OH tho platform fora
while but went away when the hgur-s hogan 10 come In
showing tho heavy falling of In the districts thai tho
Democrats had been bargaining for. The "hcclcr, IN
the audience comfored Themselves with tho assurance
that Tammany Hall was covering Itself with glory. but
thsy looked lonely In The crowd viii cheered Grant
and George more than approved Colonel Fellows or tho
Mr. Ecceslne carefully .crutinzed all the telegrams
that the operator wrote and at tnes he seemed
10 hesitate about reading them As They accumulated
tho people present In the hail gradually foil ami
their loss was made up only by men who had bsen at
ramHnny Hall and been disappointed that they went
TO cooper Union III the hope Of comfort About hall past
/ COLONEL Fellows pok,d his nose among the vacant
chairs that went 10 the back %! the platform
and disgistod the small number OF
prrsons he to address turned away. One OF the
shVrs after him 10 tho earnes' solio
senator Ecclrsne he turned back AMI lie
verc again the brief speech he had nalo short time
be ere ut 1amnany Hall. After Colonel Fellows LETT
tho hail audience began to di-persc The best OF It's
disper.ing ability aud Lawyer Ecclasiac bad barsly time
! TO claim oYory thns as parting Deneucuoh'
| SCENES ABOUT TIE NEWSPAPER BULLETINS.
Election returns displayed last evening before all
the large newspaper offices In Park Row. and "a early rs